The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-06
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Louisville Com nercial.
IT seems quite safe to say that it costs less u
live now than at any previous time for gener~
ation.-Provideuce Telegram.
THE Car will make no treaty or agreement
that would compel him to sign the temperance
pledge.-St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
IN Coos county, New Hampshire the Prchi.
bitonists voted for MN who had been dead
several months. They seem to know who can
be trusted I'D that way.-San Francisco Alta
THE taliysheet forgers at Indianapolis may
we'll be made uneasy by the success of the third
attempt to indie. the men who committed the
same ofense at Columbus, O.-Springfed Re-
publican.
IT is believed that there will never be another
rebellion in the South so long as Mr.. Henry w.
Grady and Miss Winnie Davis are living to tell
their people what a big place the North is.
-Pittsburg Chronicle.
THEY were seated at late Sunday dinner
when the door bell rang. Goodness graciousss-
che exclaimed, Its our minister, and I've been
eating onions" "Never mind. my dear, replied
her husband, syou need not kiss him to-day
Brooklyn Banner
1T is amusing to see the mugwump papers Civ
Ing columns of facts showing that the civil-serv
ice law is Systematically ridiculed by this adj
ministration, and then praising Cleveland as
reformer Is he. then, so HELPLESS against his
own suoordinates?-Boston Record.
By all means let Mr.. Cleveland carry on the
government Democratic principles. He
should not be willing to make a record for hia
party which the next Democratic Presidential
there should happen to be on-wili trampe upon
with ghoulisE glee New York Mail and Elk.
press.
THERE should be no doubt about Senator Har.
risons re election. Let the Republicans of the
Indiana Legislature pursue the firm, digni6ed
course, and stand by Harrison solidly. and va
predict that they will be again represented for six
years by their foremost citzen.-Cincinnau
Commercial Gazette
THERE is a deep and abiding conviction, OF
sentiment-cal it what you within the mind
and heart of every mau who is worthy of the
name that woman must not be treated on the
same terms as man would be treated, even
when she has committed grievous crime. This
sentiment has always asserted itself in our
American courts SO far as the law allowed 1t to
be asserted, and time and again, in defiance OF
the law, and that it will always be asserted we
News and Courier.
If the interstate commerce bill ie defeated .hiG
winter by the powerful railroad combination
| now being arrayed against it. the next Congresd
elected by the people will take the granger law
maximum rates." and not fixing them too high.
either. The longer railroad regulation is fought
off by Wall street the more stringent the legis.
| lation will be when it is enacted. If railroad
| influences can defeat mild. conservative meas
ure like that now pending it will not be many
years before radical legislation in the States will
| be supplemented by rigorous act OF Congress
| that will put summary end to cut throat prac.
| tices.-Chcago Tribune.